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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-17
BUSINESS ITEMS.

Everybody says the imported Candies al inc
Elite are yum-yum. Go and try some'
Miss Tuck, at Miss Barfy's, Punchbowl
street, has received by last steamer large
assortment of Stamping Patterns lor fancy
work.
No handbook exces the Hawaiian Almanac,
and Annual for reliable statistical and genera
information relating to these Islands rIlcc
so cents.
II you want good smoke Tor your mp"yS'
patronize home Industry and call At j. w,
Hingley's, Crystal Soda Works, o9 lio.s'
street. Island orders solicited and promptly
filled. There is no license required 10 sen SCI
these cigars. Do not forget the name, w.
Hingley, nor the place, Crystal Soda "o'NS'
Hotel street.
A Coon REMEDY. -One feels peVeI ~,
better and is contented after taking p'a'fu
Good aud Pure Ice Cream as they serve " Sn'
Elite Ice Cream Parlors, IS Hotel street. ~
licous Fruit Ices and Sherbets in eveIenais''s
variety, The Fancy Cakes and Canv''' Il
superior make and quality are all Ine g., -,
orders promptly attended to- Nhs w D.
Mutual Telephone ISa'
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story points a moral and adorns a tale
when directed to the notice of some Of
the very careless heads Of Departments
In the Government You that drink
too much gin, let gol Who that gamble;
stop III That indulge in the pleasures
P) of a fast life; bring up short Some Of
you may be of less amount than the
little street urchin, but, never mind, try
to clean upl Ifyou mast indulge, do so
ION the quiet" and, For goodness sake
don't say | told your CRATIC.
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THE PACIFIC CABLE.
Encouraging Prospects of the Scheme.


An Ottawa despatch Of December 9
to the Montreal Witness gives the fol-
lowing hopeful report Of progress in
the above project
Within the past month immense
strides have been made toward the re-
al zotion # Pacific cable scheme, and
there is now every prospect that It Will
be an accomplished fact at an early
date. Mr. Sandford Fleming, speaking
Of the matter this morning, said that
the Company had been formed under
the name and title Of the Pacific Tel.
egrepbic Company Limited, with cap.
tai of A2,ooo,ooo sterling in 60
SHARES, for the purpose of establishing,
maintaining and working telegrsphic
and other communications betwe Ell
Austr.lia, New Zealand and other ISL
ands in the Pacific Ocean, and ais
with Africa and America. The articles
of incorporation were registered it,
London within the present month. The
Company, which is compos, d as fol-
! Tvs, is a strong one: Lort Miltoun,
Sir ]. P. Convey M. p; Sir Daniel
Cooper, Bart; Lord Folkestone, Mr..
Hugh G. Reid, Sir Alfred Sade, Bart. /;
]. II. Heaton, Esq, NJ. p; the Hon.
&. NJ, Young, Sir Donald A. Smith,
Mr. Sandford Fleming, Sir Samuel Will
son, Mr. E. c. Finch Hutton, Captain
Edward Paliser Mr. Randolph c.
Want, Sir w. ]. Clark, p. Perkins and
SIR George Coete. A subs dy of &c.
900 STERLING per annum is expected
from the Pome Government, while it
is anticipated the various colonial gov
ernments will cooperate regarding this
matter. Operations will not be com.
menced until all the Governments in
terested are heard from.
The New Zealand Herald OF Deem
Der 7 comments on favorable news o.
the scheme received from London the
previous day. 1t mentions the Hawa
iiAu subsidy offered, says the assistance
Of New Zealand may be taken fol
granted, and anticipates there will be
no difficulty about getting subsidies
from the sister colonies, Canada anc
the Imperial Government Tn,
HeyaH refers to the charges Of as. I
word and is. for press messages as |
vast improvement on the rates at pres
ent imposed by the Eastern Extension
Telegraph Company.
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The Mariposa

The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Maripnsa arrived from the
Colonies last Saturday evening, en-
route for San Francisco. After taking
in freight she sailed again at about /
O'Clock yesterday morning. The fol-
lowing is a report Of her passage from
Sydney to this port: Left Sydney De
cember aoth at s:25 p. M; experienced
line weather and smooth sea to Auck-
land; arrived at Auckland January ed
ts:48 p. m; left Auckland January
I'D at 6:s6 p. M; first three days after
ieaving Auckland had moderate winds
from S. L. to E. N. Z. with cloudy
weather; from "a degrees S. to TutuIa
had heavy gales; from f. N E. and
,eering by the south to west with heavy
confused sea and swell and furious
squalls; January 9th slowed engine and
lay head 10 wind and sea ffI II hours;
January 9Th at 6,ao p. m; stopped off
rutuila delivered and received mails;
fr two days after leaving 1ntuia had
strong gales from W. TO n. w. blowing
in fierce squalls with continued heavy
rain and large confused sea; from 8
degrees S. to this had strong N. E.
trades and heavy head sea; arrived al
Honolulu at 9 p m. January 18TH
1857.
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NEW FROM SAMOA
Arrival Of the Embassy-Prepairing for
War


The Mariposa brought news of the
Hawaiian Embassy's arrival at Samoa
all well on Jan. grid Hon. S. E. Bush
and party embarked in a wretched
little lugger Of nineteen tons, which
was lying off waiting for the mails.
1t took them all night TO sail fiity-six
miles before reaching Apia. The pi-
/ t was Capt Hicks, who is probably
known to many Of our searfaring peo-
pie.
Some particulars of the state Of affairs
n Samoa we're also received by the
nail. Firearms and ammunition were
in great demand by the natives, and 2
RISING against King Malletoa was be.
ng fOmented. American traders were
doing a brisk business in supplying
the war material. Snider breech load
ing rifles readily brought 500 and SIC
each from tie natives. Whale boots
were also cagely purchased. The
British residents were interdicted by
thelr authorities from selling arm or
ammunition.
All the trade was conducted by the
natives through the medium Of copra.
A private letter says that small stea.
uer like the WaImanalo might make
money in trading between the islands.
There is native Hawaiian settled on
the island Of Aunuu, owning several
ores Of land II ere In view Of the
above warllke intelligence, the news by
next mail from Samoa, four weeks
hence, will be awaited win much
interest.
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ve. .els M Post feom E'srs1.sa .-sr...

Rlstne Wrestler, schanane rom Newc lstle, N 5 W
Am bS Sarlnac---lrom NewYork
ship Mercury from Newcastle, N s.
B(tns Eureka from San Francisco
BS Star OF Devon from 4 innings Island
B<tue John 5 NTH r. L Newcastle N SW
Am tern w 5 Bovine, Paul, fro u San Francisco
MArthl Davis, Benso !, from Boston
Explorer, B nd Holman, Of London
Bktne Planter, Perrn1n from san Francisco
ok Caiharen, Perkins. from San Francisco
Am bgtne ID Sprecl,els, Fries from San Francisco
An bklne d scovery, lee, from San Francisco
S Australia, Houllett, from San Francisco.
Am bk Southern Chief from Puget Sound
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NOTICE.

T~HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i Of Kapiolsni Park Association will be
held on Saturday the aoih day Of January
1887, at IL NJ. at the Office Of Cecil Brown on
Merchant street. A full attendance of stock
holders Is requested,
II. K. MACFARLANE,
Secretary Kapiolani Park Association.
Honolulu, Jan. 2, 1887.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals Siturdayan and Sunday Ed
Hoffman, Maui; A. G. Burchardt, Ko
hala; X. M. 9@erend, Honokaa; II
Turton, jr., Lahaina; w. II. Stone
Kau; Chas L, Stone, Laupahoehoe
S. Gully, Koolau; r. T Booth and
wife, Boston.
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The Kingdom Of Samoa has just is
sued its first postage stamps. They
appeared on correspondence received
by the Mariposa on Saturday night, in
denomination OF two pence, four pence,
and one shilling. The design is neat,
being the words, samoan Postage" at
the top and the denomination at the
bottom, in curves that embrace a Wig
nette of palm trees in the center.
Doubtless collectors Of stamps will be
eager to get the first Samoan issue.
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The best Tonic.

Mr.. Henry Billings, Washington, d. C.,
writes 81 have used your Dutly's Pure Malt
Whisky for medicinal purposes. As a tonic
consider il superior To the hundreds Of concoc-
ions which are now flooding the'land as slim
ulant liquors.
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Correspondence.

KAHuLuI, Maui, Ian i4ih.
Schooner Rosario sails the 18th for San Francisco.
Taxes a,3io bags II c S Coz 1897 bags waihee
Sugar CO.. Ir3 bags Wilder & Cos sugar Total $685.,
ss4 pounds. Passenger, F Hopke
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The Astor House restaurant has
again succumbed to undue competition.
1t closed on Saturday and will be sold
out at auction to-day.
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The steamer Kinau goes on the
marine railway to-day to be cleaned.
She sails on her regular route on We'd
nesday next
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LOCAL NEWS.

Heavyrains still continue on Maui,
our Kahului correspondent writes
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

BT DR. Martha Fisher TO have sailed from liverpool
August IS.
Brit bk Cengaber Rolleston, from Liverpool, due
Janul-y ts-so, 1887 4 IL ID yies 4 Co, agrns
Am bl n S Cas'le Hubbard from Port Town.
send, w I, due December Is.2o, Castle Cooke,
agents.
J. Haw bk Lady Lampson, Marston. from Newcastle,
due February io-ao. To Brewer b 90, agents,
Ger bk Hercules --- from Liverpool due Feb
ruary ao.3o, 1857, TO Schaefe 4 Co agents
5 Mariposa, Hayward, from the Colonies due
January ~.
Am S Alameda, Morse from San Francisco due
ia uary a2nd.
BIZ bl zoi'a, from Newcastle, n. S. W, due January
2o-as Agents,
Br bark Sonoma, from Newcastle, N. S. W., due
January aS-3o ------Agents
Swedish bark Drong, Sofia, from Newcastle, N. S.
W, due Feb. Ist
b bark R. /. T., from Newcastle, N S. W. due
Nor bark P. c. Patterson, from Newcastle N. s.w.,
due Feb. Is-75.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, Ian IS,
Mariposa from the Colonies.
itmr Kinau from Maui ami Hawaii
Stmr ikelike from Kahuui
,lmr Mosolii from Mooka and Maui
S mr. Surprise nom Kuaa
,tmr { Bishop from Waanae and Kauai
Tern Eva from Eureka
Scar Kiu ilua from Mokuleia
Stmr Iwalani from Kauai
stmr Jas Makee from Waianae and Kauai
Stmr Waalealc from Hamakua
Schr Luka from Kohaa
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WARNING,

n LII PERSONS ARE WARNED
EAagainst trespassing on the premises OF the
subscriber, on Beretanil street, next ST. Louis
College Offenders will be prosecuted, and
any person found on the place at night will be
liable TO get hurt. SING HIN.
Honolulu, Dec "a
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-17

Mr.. rhos. Wall, proprietor of the
skating rink, returned by the S S.
Mariposa
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An officer or private in the Salvation
army was sean on the street Saturday.
He wears the army uniform with the
letter IS" on the collar Of his coat.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-17

Prior to his departure for the Coast
by the Mariposa, Mr. f, H. Austin is
SAID to have been decorated by His
Majesty with the Royal Order Of Kala-
kaua.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-17

A bowling alley with restaurant at
tached, will open on Fort street shortly.
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The winds blew almost a gale about
shutdown last evening. In some places
limbs Of trees were torn off and fell
into the street. One almost struck
the Waikiki omnibus.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-17

The Mariposa took from Honolulu
mail of 6,s57 letters and 1874 pa
pers.
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Gas true tonic, effective invigoratot and
genuine ppaetizer, Duhy's Malt Whisky is
unexcelled."
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SIDE LIGHTS.

Smoke the "Wedge," to be found at
G. l. McCarthy's,
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"a. w. Macfarlane & Co.
CARD.

Referring to the above notice the under
signed takes the opportunity Of thanking the
public for the generous patronage. bestowed on
the late firm o. Brown K Phillips and Of re.
specially soliciting continuance thereof 10
its successor Mr., Phillips.
a. RRoWN.
Honolulu, Dec. 81, 1886,
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TO RENT.

A stable with FIVE stalls and room, for car.
riages also small cottage to be had ia same
yard IL desired, Centrally located, For
particulars enquire Of WEST, DOW & co.
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DEPARTURES.

5 S Maripoe for san Francisco
TX Martha Davis TOT Hongkong.
Schr Liholiho for Waianae
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MEN AND THINGS

To SEEK right out in e tin
Mr. Editor as was the habit in our
grandiathers days, is custom more
honored in the breach than in the OBJ
rservance" in this over-polilic burg, as
you APPLY limited in an editorial note
the other day. Here, those whose
greatest interests are at stake seem to
display the most prominent character
istlcs of the mouse, they seek their
holes on very slight provocation, not
withstanding their oft expressed desire
to "bell the cat" Probably "hope de-
ferred maketh the heart sick" and the
representatives. of the business interests
of the country wait, Micawber.like, for
Something to turn up that may allow
Of their assistance, without identified
ton
| cannot help but think, however,
that the obtaining Of return of "schent
per scben" IS very great inducemeni,
to he chosen few, to abstain from too
active an interference IN assisting the
public good politically Thus, although
| hear lois Of street talk, l rarely find,
in any Of the independent ~ papers, a
demurrer over the signature of any Of
those who are breathing political death
and destruction to the powers that be.
AS said previously, 'the heart is that
of a mouse" and you will have to fight
many god fight yet, solus, receiving,
however your just reward in an in
creased subscription list
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02
PARADISE VALLEY M. co.
Items of Interest from superintendent
Ncturdy's Report.

For week ending June Is, milling ore
produced and delivered to the mill Par
ads, mine, 22l GAO pounds; Wild Goose
mine. SO $50 pounds, total, l35 tons, $50
pounds.
Average assay value, per ton, $50 OF.
silver; O. 0S or geld.
Mill run 1872 hours and reduced 100 tons
Of ore
Mil otk-Three Huntingdon ceptri-
fugal roller mills; six Triumph concen-
traitors. aeit.. A.-.
Number Of men on payroll, l2l.
DEAD WORK.
No. tunnel, Wild Goose drift, face,
& men, A. days work-Advanced IL feet,
total SS5 feet.
Epeine sDaft, IL men, 80 days work
Advanced II feet, total 423 feet. 80
No. Wine, south, 100 foot level, 6
men, 46 days work-Advanced IL feet,
total 81 feet.
North drift, 100 foot level, 3 men. 90
days work-Advanced 5 feet, total 3SI
feet.
South drift, $50 foot level, men, A.
days rk-Advanced Is feet, total l26
feet.
North drift, 200-foot level, men, 20
days york-Alyanced 10 feet total as
feet.
West cfosseut, south drift, 200 foot
level, 6 men,. 4s days work-Adsanced
20 feet, total 4S feet ffs eia't
North drift, 300 foot level, 3 men, 9
dsys work Advanced 4 feet, total 90
feet. trts.4
No. ,unnel, ! man. s days work-Ad-
vsnced feet. total 100 feet.
Nc. 2 uprase, No. 5 tunnel, men, a
days work-Raised s feet.
No. 3 uprsise, No. 5 tunnel, men, "A
days v ork-Raised 4 feet.
NOTES
10 No. 2 Wine, south drift, 100 foot
level. the vein is from twenty to thirty
inches wide and carries good ore. We
ar. now down to l50-foot level in No. 2
winzs and will drift north to meet aud
connect with the south drift on this level.
When this connection ia made we will
put chute in No. 2 winze and commence
stopping north and south from this winze.
South diff. l5O-toot level, shows some
good ore. but the vein is broken and
badly mixed
No further items OF interest to note for
the past week. AAt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

Judge Fitzgerald lief. for Eureka yes
tsrday.
Miss Louise Mcbride left yesterday for
Reno to visit friends.
Commissioner Ward arrived from his
ranch on the Little Humboldt yesterday
Henry Busch returned yesterday from
Paradise, having disposed Of his new sods
factory.
Miss M. Madigan arriv d yesterday
from Humboldt House where she has
been teaching school.
N. II. A. Mason, Pete French aud A.
q. Glenn arrived yesterday from the
west, on their way north.
Justice T. J. Bradshaw returned yes.
tefday from trip to Susanville. He
Gays crops look well in Honey Lake Val
ley.
N. s. Bonnifeld, Dr. Moore and CIar,
snee Hanson left for Pyramid Lake zee
ssrdsy TO spend day or two hunting
and fishing.
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safety freas Malaria.

The most Sigorous constitution, and the
strongest lhIS9ao, are not rrGOf against dis.
ease, the serus OF which i'npregnate the air We
breathe and the water we drink The true pre-.
nitvc, the surest defensc, is to fortfy the sys.
tenn With medicine which 1possesses specific
virtues az q safeguard apc remedy Hostotter =
STOMACH Buffers is precisely this articlc-proyed
b, conclusive tcsts to be So. Not only on this
continent, where miasma gives birth 10 the ma
iaiisl Infection, Tut IN the tropics, where fever
and ague assumes Its most malignant typee, this
Incompatible. popular ard deserving medicine
has, = over third OF . century. shown ts EN-
cacy. rhil's anu liver, dumb ague, bilious remit
tent alike yield To I. iof1uene and are proven ted
nv IL. The word ''taif' has place IN the lexi.
cop ~ possibilities when this peerless arti lie IL
used. II tones the stomach arppses the liver
sh.s sluggish, and promotes healthful activity
of the kidneys and bladder. 4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

Next Monday, July 4th, will be the
iilth anniversary of the signing OF the
Declaration of American Independence.
While there will be no formal celebration
OF the day. it is not the purpose OF our
patriotic citizens to let it pass entirely
annoticed. Arrangements have been
made to fire national salute at sunrise
and at noon. There will be balloon as
cension on Bridge Street and display Of
fireworks in the evening, and last, though
not least, the Owl Club will give a grand
ball in Centennial Hall at night.
The 4th of July is the anniversary Of
one of the greatest and most important
events to the human family that ever oo-
eurred. aud it is meet and proper that it
be observed with rejoicing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

News has reached here OF the death of
Mrs. John Byrnes at her residence in
Paradise Valley last Thursday. She was
an old aud respected resident OF the val.
ley having lived there for many years.
IL. A. Carey, who brought the news
Of Mrs Byrne- death here, says he
learned from MIR. byrnes that her death
was caused by inflammation Of the bowels.
Her con 10 down with the spotted fever
and her t~o daughters are completely
prcstrsted With grief over the death of
thsiE mother MIR, Carey says thefuneral
Was 20 have taken place yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

rhat " to say, your lungs. Alss AL youi
breathing machinery Very wonderful mAahin.
ery It Is Nos only the larger air passages, but
ssse theussxds OF hts. tubes and cavities Leading
frsm them
When these are cogsed and chcked with ms:
Ger which ought not to he there, your lungs can
s0t half do their york And what they DO, they
can not do we'll
Call IL cold, cough, Group, pneumonia, eatarrb,
csasnmpu n or any OF, the family OF throat and
nose and head and lung ob-trsctions, 81 are bad.
All oaight TO be- got rid O. There is just one sure
way 70 get rid Of them, That is 70 take Boa.
chess German syrup. which any druggist Will
srh you ATS cents bottle. Even Il everything
else has failed YOU, you may dspesd upon tbs
Cor certain.
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The Oid.rashioncst Fourth Of Jm,y.


Phila lelpfil New-.(
Oh, hear that there's talking al owe, the town
OF an old fashio el -Four of July.
Such thing might aw even our foreiathers
down
From their mansion of rest in the sky.
So much mode n mons nse has taken the ace
OF .he simple old ways and smp,. oil grace,
That it's good to see signs Of slig hit change Q!
And an od-fashioned Fourth OF July.
Oh, the fire bells and church bells all rang out
like mad ts
On an o d-tashioned ufth Of July
And statesms spoke speeches-sonetimes pretty
bad = j<slI. 4.it
And down South the old "annties" sold pie;
And the volunteer troops-which were then
ca led militia, e ...
Paraded all day and drank till they were
fshy
And the bands played old tunes--not these new
wash, -wshy-
On the old-fashioDed Fourth of July
Oh, the Id cannon roar, d AID the welkp IT rang
On the old aehioned Four Of 1iily;
And vel loaded anvil went of aith bang
As tbs forenoon went noisiy by;
And when evening came on, why, the little sky
rocket
FIXED straight up in seaicl of a heavenly
pocket,
And the fire rscker ratified and cracked with a
shock; IL
Played hop with that Fourth of July.
Oh, the old fashioned Fourth Of July
Cant be had without hay ng it high;
When ths fre-crackers blaze you ma . talk Of old
days;
But rocketless r urttl is liel
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ksbinson's Circus.

Robnson's circus is billed to spses,
here on July Goth. An advertising car.
With a corps Of artists, arrived here
this morning and all the dead
walls, and some new ones erect.d
especially for the psrpose, are being en-
Aellished with tropical and arsnic scenes,
in which elephants, lioss. tigers, hippopot-
ami, and other monsters of the jungle
and marsh. as well asathletes aud eoues.
ssians, figure prominently.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-02

Which have been effected nv Hoods sarsapari 10
are sufficient proof tina, this medicine does pos
sess peculiar curative power. In the severest
cases Of srofula or salt rheum, when other prep
arations had been poweriess. the use Of Hood $
Sarsaparilla has brought abont the hsppiest re-
salts. The case Of Mics Sarah C. Whittier, OF
Lowell, Mass, who suffer terribly from scrofu.
lrus sores; tht Of Charles A. Roberts, OF East
Wilson, \. y. who had thirteen ahscesses on his
face and neck: that OF Willie Duff, of wslpoie,
Mass, who had hip disease and scro.uls 40 bad
that physician said he could not recover. ar. 8
few Of the many instances in which wonderful
cures were effected by this medicine
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coed Results In Every Case.

II A. Bradford. Wholesale paper dealer OF Chat
tsnoogn, Tenn, writes that he was seriously
afflicted With u severe cold that settled ON his
lnng. had tried many remedies without benefit.
Being Induced tcsy DR.. Kirgs Sew Discovery
tor Ccnsnmption, did No and wss entirely cured
ny ,nse OF few bottles, since which time he has
used II ia his family 10, all Coughs and Colds
wih hest resulf4. This j. the experience OF
thousands whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Discovery. Trial Bottles free At the
Eagle Drug Store.